I really like the lyrics in Ukrainian, I just wish the background music was instrumental. I understand a bit of Ukrainian so I'll probably be able to sing this myself someday, it's nice. Thanks for digging this up from wherever this came from, probably somewhere in mother Ukraine
Actually I don' t know the singer Who plays this beautiful Song I wish It would be dedicated to my marvellous daughter adopted from Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
@@salmankonstanzeДаже не переубеждайте их! Что свидомитов, что других укрозвезданутых😏 Эти бестолочи похоже вообще не в курсах, что изначально песня называлась "Катюша". Да, аранжировка мне тут больше нравится, ещё бы из текста убрать этот русофобский душок! 😠
@@AnashE_398_ActorIch habe das Lied in der Schule gelernt, mit deutschem Text. Mir blutet das Herz das wieder deutsche Panzer an Russlands Grenze stehen.
No matter how many times it has been adapted, "Katyusha" is always played when the soldiers say goodbye to their families and go to the front. This song reminds me of the Red Army soldiers who fought against the Nazi invasion on Ukrainian soil in World War II, and even more so of the Ukrainian soldiers who are fighting against the Russian invaders in Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk, and Luhansk now. Slava Ukraini! Fuck Putin!
@@faresbensabeur "ukraine" is just a modern hype made government, the kievan lands, kievan Rus was not only a part of Russia, it's a Russian metropoly.
3/5/22 playing it to everyone. The song from old Tsar Russia, associated with the rocket truck that turned the tide. When backed against the wall the reserves, workers and civilians made a partisan weapon to rain hell on Nazis. Played on the radio in Ukraine from 1942 it inspired the people to rise up and kick the Nazis out. How fitting it became part of their national songs. So that never again Ukraine/Mother hear no more the cannonade of guns.
it was wrote in 1938 as ducks said. it was wrote in the Soviet Union. the truck is called the BM-131 "Katyusha" Muliplte rocket launcher. the truck is not named Katyusha. its a nickname for the rocket system
@@PatrickStar-yd9fh Hate to be that guy, but it was designated "BM-13" (БМ-13) not "BM-131". Here's some other stuff about it and its names: "Katyusha" was attributed to it because of the cover designation "К" when it was still considered a "secret weapon", with its true designation being kept secret from those operating it until some point in 1942. There was also the БМ-31 or "Андрюша" (Andryusha) later on during the war. For the rocket launcher itself: M-x-y represented towed variants (M-8-24 would be a launcher carrying 24 rockets of model 8, M-13-16 would be a launcher of 16 model 13 rockets) BM-x-y describes a vehicle mounted variant (some had the same names despite being on different types of chassis; sometimes the rocket count was dropped, such as on the BM-13) Also of note is the Studebaker variant, the БМ-13Н (BM-13N) which was designated differently probably because it was based on a lend-leased American truck. As far as I know, this is the only variant designated like this.
Ukraine's Great Patriotic War is being fought as we speak and Ukraine will be on the winning side. The sooner (with more western aid) the better for Ukraine and for the world. Also Ukraine will take ownership of Katyusha, throwing Russia off that unrightful spot
I have a question. In Russian lyrics the name was originally Katyusha, and Katyusha in Ukraine is Katrusya. Why here in this song the name is renamed as Tanya? Tanya and Katyusha are diminutive of different names, is it? Katyusha is for Ekaterina, and Tanya is for Tatyana. Is Tatyana and Ekaterina the same?
These are different names. Among other things, the Ukrainian version of the name Tatyana is Tetiana (Тетяна). Tanyusha is, rather, a Russified version (for example, in the Ukrainian novel Pan Khaliavskyi by H. Kvitka-Osnovianenko the form Tetiasia (Тетяся) is used. In addition, the Ukrainian pronunciation of the performers is far from perfect (there is a Russian accent). If people speak some language just because they want to be different from others, they are not always good at it.
Russia: Writes a song about a woman longing for her beloved who is fighting in a war in order to boost Russian soldiers’ morale in WWII. Ukraine: Changes the lyrics but keeps the concept the same, and the new song is used to boost soldiers’ who are fighting against Russia morale. Russia: “You dare use my own spells against me, Potter?!”
You are dumb none of what you said for either context is correct. This song was made way before the war in Ukraine. And as for “fighting to boost Russian morale in ww2” that was the Soviet Union a collection of republicans it was not just Russians. Get your facts straight. This was embarrassing to read.
It was boosting the morale of Ukrainians, Belarussians and other soviet WWII soldiers as well. BTW, the Katyusha weapon was designed by a Ukrainian-born engineer
Russia did not write this song. The composer of the music was a jew who was born in the governorate of Chernihiv (today Chernihiv Oblast of Ukraine) at the times of the Russian Empire. So the music has something to do with Ukraine and can't be considered "only russian".
It's not "Katyusha". Catherine is not a good name for Ukrainians. She dumped Stanislaus Augustus for the tsar she hated in exchange for power, then killed him and put Potemkin in charge of Ukraine. This song is "Tanyushi".
Too bad they are at war..... They need peace, it's worse that Russia started it. Troops didn't know, now they're fighting for a bad cause, one that they won't be able to enforce...
Oh jeez what the hell are you!? I really do wish you'll reconsider your life decisions.. well.. I don't think you will considering you live in California.. a truly lost soul.. a waist of a what used to be a human life..
Proxy war???? Bunch of looosers, you MUST stay in your f*cking country and not to destabilize the whole world and plant hate around the world. Ukrainian and Russian people are brothers. Go away pathetic people. Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦 AND Russia 🇷🇺, f*ck USA!!! Unipolar world is OVER, go Russia 🇷🇺!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Proxy war???? Bunch of looosers, you MUST stay in your f*cking country and not to destabilize the whole world and plant hate around the world. Ukrainian and Russian people are brothers. Go away pathetic people. Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦 AND Russia 🇷🇺, f*ck USA!!! Unipolar world is OVER, go Russia 🇷🇺!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ojala algun dia vengais con nosotros a la NATO. Para que no puedan volver a invadiros. No se puede confiar en la promesa de un loco con ansias zaristas...
I really like the lyrics in Ukrainian, I just wish the background music was instrumental. I understand a bit of Ukrainian so I'll probably be able to sing this myself someday, it's nice. Thanks for digging this up from wherever this came from, probably somewhere in mother Ukraine
I was search a lyrics by website.
i know im a year late, but it's by a band called Гурт Made in Ukraine
Actually I don' t know the singer Who plays this beautiful Song I wish It would be dedicated to my marvellous daughter adopted from Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
@@yellowmelodiessDas Lied ist russisch.😂😂😂😂
@@salmankonstanzeДаже не переубеждайте их! Что свидомитов, что других укрозвезданутых😏 Эти бестолочи похоже вообще не в курсах, что изначально песня называлась "Катюша". Да, аранжировка мне тут больше нравится, ещё бы из текста убрать этот русофобский душок! 😠
Неперевершено чуттєве виконання!
Чарівний голос України!
Дуже гарні слова, душевне виконання!
👏🌹💙💛🌹🤝
Героям слава!
Я надіслав цю пісню українському військовому. Йому сподобалось
Never give up!! 💪💪💪💪💪
Очень красиво! 🇷🇺❤️🇺🇦
Das ist ein russisches Lied. 😂
@@salmankonstanzeну я как бы знаю
@@AnashE_398_ActorIch habe das Lied in der Schule gelernt, mit deutschem Text. Mir blutet das Herz das wieder deutsche Panzer an Russlands Grenze stehen.
orc
❤гваеавева
No matter how many times it has been adapted, "Katyusha" is always played when the soldiers say goodbye to their families and go to the front. This song reminds me of the Red Army soldiers who fought against the Nazi invasion on Ukrainian soil in World War II, and even more so of the Ukrainian soldiers who are fighting against the Russian invaders in Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk, and Luhansk now.
Slava Ukraini! Fuck Putin!
Sláva Ukrajině! Im from czech republic 🇨🇿❤️🇺🇦
this is russian song lol
Слава Україні, тов
Glory to Ukraine, Comrade
@@faresbensabeur "ukraine" is just a modern hype made government, the kievan lands, kievan Rus was not only a part of Russia, it's a Russian metropoly.
Díky Česko! 🇨🇿🫶🇺🇦
3/5/22 playing it to everyone. The song from old Tsar Russia, associated with the rocket truck that turned the tide. When backed against the wall the reserves, workers and civilians made a partisan weapon to rain hell on Nazis. Played on the radio in Ukraine from 1942 it inspired the people to rise up and kick the Nazis out. How fitting it became part of their national songs.
So that never again Ukraine/Mother hear no more the cannonade of guns.
Actually the song was made in 1938, well into the reign of Stalin.
it was wrote in 1938 as ducks said. it was wrote in the Soviet Union. the truck is called the BM-131 "Katyusha" Muliplte rocket launcher. the truck is not named Katyusha. its a nickname for the rocket system
@@PatrickStar-yd9fh Hate to be that guy, but it was designated "BM-13" (БМ-13) not "BM-131".
Here's some other stuff about it and its names:
"Katyusha" was attributed to it because of the cover designation "К" when it was still considered a "secret weapon", with its true designation being kept secret from those operating it until some point in 1942. There was also the БМ-31 or "Андрюша" (Andryusha) later on during the war.
For the rocket launcher itself:
M-x-y represented towed variants (M-8-24 would be a launcher carrying 24 rockets of model 8, M-13-16 would be a launcher of 16 model 13 rockets)
BM-x-y describes a vehicle mounted variant (some had the same names despite being on different types of chassis; sometimes the rocket count was dropped, such as on the BM-13)
Also of note is the Studebaker variant, the БМ-13Н (BM-13N) which was designated differently probably because it was based on a lend-leased American truck. As far as I know, this is the only variant designated like this.
Ukraine's Great Patriotic War is being fought as we speak and Ukraine will be on the winning side. The sooner (with more western aid) the better for Ukraine and for the world. Also Ukraine will take ownership of Katyusha, throwing Russia off that unrightful spot
@@beefyblom Really? Wow, I never knew! /gen
Класно перероблена пісня.
«Ще обійме України світ!»
10 квітня 1957
До свидания. Я жартую
Zzzzzz
"Россия захватит мир"
@@mst1717 tak tak
Песня прикольная! Прям 10/10.
Кстати, я из России... Но так как можно сказать, то что Крым «Бомбят», то... Всё же, Слава Украине ^^
Ой, докажи)
Как это Крым не в России щас? Ты что? И почему же ты здесь? Это же украинский кавер.
@@TheMichael_Afton You forgot to switch accounts 🤣
I've been looking for this version for so long. thank you for helping me stumble upon it again!
No problem!
Slava Ukraini!
I have a question. In Russian lyrics the name was originally Katyusha, and Katyusha in Ukraine is Katrusya. Why here in this song the name is renamed as Tanya? Tanya and Katyusha are diminutive of different names, is it? Katyusha is for Ekaterina, and Tanya is for Tatyana. Is Tatyana and Ekaterina the same?
I think this is the original cossaks version
These are different names. Among other things, the Ukrainian version of the name Tatyana is Tetiana (Тетяна). Tanyusha is, rather, a Russified version (for example, in the Ukrainian novel Pan Khaliavskyi by H. Kvitka-Osnovianenko the form Tetiasia (Тетяся) is used. In addition, the Ukrainian pronunciation of the performers is far from perfect (there is a Russian accent). If people speak some language just because they want to be different from others, they are not always good at it.
It's for "shob ne yak y moscaliv"
Or Kateryna
Russia: Writes a song about a woman longing for her beloved who is fighting in a war in order to boost Russian soldiers’ morale in WWII.
Ukraine: Changes the lyrics but keeps the concept the same, and the new song is used to boost soldiers’ who are fighting against Russia morale.
Russia: “You dare use my own spells against me, Potter?!”
You are dumb none of what you said for either context is correct. This song was made way before the war in Ukraine. And as for “fighting to boost Russian morale in ww2” that was the Soviet Union a collection of republicans it was not just Russians. Get your facts straight. This was embarrassing to read.
It was boosting the morale of Ukrainians, Belarussians and other soviet WWII soldiers as well. BTW, the Katyusha weapon was designed by a Ukrainian-born engineer
@@glebpolevoy278 lol
Every time you talk about the USSR crimes, it's only Russians, and any achievement is given to all the other nations
@@ЙованДобройевичь, both crime and achievements were committed/made by many nations in the USSR, including Russians, Ukrainians and many others
Russia did not write this song. The composer of the music was a jew who was born in the governorate of Chernihiv (today Chernihiv Oblast of Ukraine) at the times of the Russian Empire. So the music has something to do with Ukraine and can't be considered "only russian".
Katyusha but in disco mod
O, yeah!
It gave me a party vibe
o f
это прекрасно
Slava Ukraine, sounds better in Ukrainian.
What's the difference between Russian and Ukrainian?
Ich liebe dieses Lied!!
Magisch!!❤
Stand with Ukraine
Слава Україні
Світ Росії та України...
*мир
"Світ" это на украинском будет как планета, свет, если имеется в виду именно мир как урегулирование конфликта то *мир
Хороший гугл перекладач
GLORY TO UKRAINE
CAXA AZOK
:)))
🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Glory to Soviet Ukraine! Defeat Fascism in Ukraine!!
@@Patriota_theboys62727 worst country
Super 👍💕🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱 sława Ukrainie 💞🇺🇦
Geroyam slava 🇺🇦🤝🇵🇱
Классная песня👍
Slava Ukraine from 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸💙💛💙
в составе России
@@ИренГ-ы1т только в твоих мечтах
@Qatre Smokoza Киев это Россия 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 , Калининград это тоже Россия , а
Польша это Германия 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
Прикольная песня❤️❤️❤️
It's not "Katyusha". Catherine is not a good name for Ukrainians. She dumped Stanislaus Augustus for the tsar she hated in exchange for power, then killed him and put Potemkin in charge of Ukraine. This song is "Tanyushi".
Somehow I like the Russian version more.
May The war stop soon 🇮🇩💓🇷🇺🇺🇦,from Indonesia
Its russian obvious russian version is better
Too bad they are at war..... They need peace, it's worse that Russia started it. Troops didn't know, now they're fighting for a bad cause, one that they won't be able to enforce...
Slava Ukraini! From Thailand
Are you ladyboy or gay?
guys turn one captions for English subtitles
Slava Ukraine!
Z
Legszebb zene a világon. Én horvát származásu magyar vagyok.
@@zoltannebarnak1060 This song is russian lol
Glory to Ukraine, from Siberia
Clever: they can't send you to Siberia if you're already there!
Independence for the Siberian Republic!
Слава Україні 💗🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Glory to Ukraine from California 🇺🇸&🇺🇦
🇯🇵🤝🇺🇦🤝🇺🇸
ZZZZ
Oh jeez what the hell are you!? I really do wish you'll reconsider your life decisions.. well.. I don't think you will considering you live in California.. a truly lost soul.. a waist of a what used to be a human life..
Proxy war???? Bunch of looosers, you MUST stay in your f*cking country and not to destabilize the whole world and plant hate around the world. Ukrainian and Russian people are brothers. Go away pathetic people. Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦 AND Russia 🇷🇺, f*ck USA!!! Unipolar world is OVER, go Russia 🇷🇺!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SLAVA UKRAINI !!
lmao
Слава России ❤️✊🚩🇷🇺
@@taliapaolo7054 (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤🇷🇺🇦🇲🇧🇾🇷🇸🇸🇾🇦🇫🦾🦾🤍💙♥️👍👍
Rossia Uber alles
Slava Ukrajini! 💙💛 👋🏻🇭🇷
Слава нації
Браво!
... Чому в пісні Катюша співається про Танюшу ? Катюша- Катя. Танюша- Таня!
Ти не вкурсі? Пісня про катюшу техніку, Катюша це назва радянської техніки яка градами стріляє!
@@themisha422пісня про жінку, а не про техніку 😂
@@valentyn169 я кажу за оригінал, катюша це і ім'я і техніка, не віриш, впиши у пошук: катюша ссср.
@@themisha422в песне даже советской поётся о женщине.
Ngl this version is better
Slava Ukraini! From Australia
Слава Україні Героям Слава
Хай Бандера Нацистам слава
Hay camta chua gie su ..chua nhan hau yeu thuong amen❤🌷🌹🌷
Glory to Ukraine from USA
Proxy war???? Bunch of looosers, you MUST stay in your f*cking country and not to destabilize the whole world and plant hate around the world. Ukrainian and Russian people are brothers. Go away pathetic people. Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦 AND Russia 🇷🇺, f*ck USA!!! Unipolar world is OVER, go Russia 🇷🇺!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pappy Polie has been suffering from a bum slip.
I don't especially understand Ukrainian language but i understand Belarusian.
how can you understand belarusian and then not ua
Slava Ukraini! Love And Support From Norway And The New Terran Republic!
ага зигануть не забудь
😊
Класно
How about original Slav version in Ukrainian,
and not this Anglo/Sino version.
This is ukrainian
I can only think of Tetris.
Gloria a Ucrania desde España!!! Hasta la Victoria !!!🇪🇦💗🇺🇦
Gracias, querido 💛💙
Ojala algun dia vengais con nosotros a la NATO. Para que no puedan volver a invadiros. No se puede confiar en la promesa de un loco con ansias zaristas...
Нацисты не могут победить
@@Alex-tt5okif you mean Kremlin Nazis, you are right, amigo
СЛЕПЫЕ ГУБИЛИ НЕЗРЯЧИХ....
БРАТ НА БРАТА.... 😢
Слава славянам!!! Слава нациям!
Гарна пісня
👍
Щоб ніколи мати Українa Не почула пострілу гармат
Білим цвітом яблуні і груші Ще обійме України світ
Slava Ukraini, from USA
Need a Javelin version.
Slava Ukraini
SLAVA UKRAINA ROMANIAN PEOPLE STAY TOGATHER FOR YOU !!!
No. Do not speak in my name. In Russia stay the truth.
Peace At Home Pace At World Grand Leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
Bellissima canzone partigiana. Gloria all'Ucraina dall'Italia
🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@Itznilk
Che c'è
The text in the thumbnail is wrong.
This us Ukrainian version, its different
I know it’s Ukrainian, but it’s grammatically wrong
Мне нравится Катюша на по-русских.
I love to be drunked by Vodka....i drinj beer just there is not any..... .i love be drunked by samogon. And i drink vine just there is not any....
Glory to Ukrainian
Z
@@Мариана-д3щ Nazi Russist
Слава Україні! З найкращими побажаннями з України!
SLAVA UKRAINI FROM ARGENTINA. 🇦🇷💛🇺🇦
❤️
нацистакая братская любовь🥰
@@korolgamer6041 сказал рашист
Слава Україні.
@Ilovelanguages згинь недолуге
Slava UKRANjA from CROATIA
Слава Україні!!!!!!
This is russian song? Famous Katysha?
Famous in communist or former communist countries. I remember when i was little, my uncle sing this when he was drunk.
Круто
Is there any romanji version? I dont speak ukrainian and im not Ukrainian either, ive to sing this for my school's show
Euorpean friendship will carry on
SLAVA UKRAINI from S.Korea!!🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Slav Ukraine! 🇺🇦 🤝🇨🇴 🇨🇳 🇺🇲 Das me ❤
Mira que te como hermano
🇦🇷🧤
1 (3) 🇦🇷 🇨🇴1(2)
Katyusha was fed democracy, and she loved it.
Жаль конечно что война идёт😢
I hate the techno melody to be honest... The lyrics aren't too bad however.
榮耀歸於烏克蘭🇺🇦
Hajrá Ukrajna.
🇺🇦🌻
Salva Ukraini from USA/EL SALVADOR 🇺🇸🇸🇻🤝🇺🇦 🔥🔊
🇺🇸🇺🇦💪🇺🇦🇺🇸
VIVA UCRANIA
Viva Ucrania
Песня супер ❤️❤️👍👍👍
Prayers to the Men and woman of the Ukrainian Armed forces fighting the imperialist invasion from Russia.
especially strong line: let mother Ukraine never hear the sound of cannons again..
Уже почула
Слава Украине и России тоже, f*ck USA
🇹🇭💓🇷🇺🇺🇦 (not Kremlin)
Stay safe Merry Xmas and HNY 2024 to everyone!!!
Slava ukraini! Keep fighting the good fight against fascism! ¡No Pasaran!
A Russian song sung in Ukrainian, a true sign of brotherhood
🥲
Ну типа
@@blu3453well not all of them are brainwashed by the Russian government
🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
слава Україні 🇷🇸❤️🇺🇦
cringe
Cringe, Serbia is with Russia! 🇷🇺🇷🇸
Слава Украине
Glory to Ukraine! From the United States
Rossia
Росія+ Україна +Білорусь = Систри
I will make a dance video to this as soon as possible. Glory to Ukraine!
Primavera cara al sol divicio azul
Mi gran apoyo al batallón azov
Слава Україні
This undoubtedly playing when the Russian invaders lost the Battle of the Techno House. 💙💛